hemp in Irish
hemp in Irish is cnáib — hemp means a tall plant in the cannabis family grown for its strong fiber and seeds rather than as a drug.
hemp in Irish
cnáib
A tall annual herb, Cannabis sativa, native to Asia.
What does "hemp" mean?
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noun A tall plant in the cannabis family grown for its strong fiber and seeds rather than as a drug.
"Hemp fiber is woven into rope, fabric, and even paper."
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hemp in a sentence
- Hemp fiber is woven into rope, fabric, and even paper.
- Hemp seeds are often added to smoothies for their nutritional value.
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What is "hemp" in Irish?
"hemp" in Irish is cnáib. hemp means: A tall plant in the cannabis family grown for its strong fiber and seeds rather than as a drug.
How do you use "hemp" in a sentence?
Example: "Hemp fiber is woven into rope, fabric, and even paper." In Irish, "hemp" is cnáib.
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